Hi Barry,
Just received mine with a HF-synth-module instead of those old crystals.. I
couldn't find the time to configure it though, but it looks great, is very
handy and rather liteweight. There are still some switches that potrude from
it, so you still need a case. The software seems to be very
On Thu, 2 Jan 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why would you even want to use a PC for programming? Just imagine
firing up your laptop while waiting in the winch line to fix some
centering...
We could add the blue screen of death as the latest sandbagging excuse...
I don't think we're talking
On Thu, 2 Jan 2003, Jason Werner wrote:
Now that would be funny!
Personally though...I don't quite see the need for an external programming
type interface unless it added to the functionality of the programming. For
example...
- A graphical and simple mixing setup. You drag and drop
On Thu, 2 Jan 2003, Tripp Meister wrote:
This wasn't about programing from your computer at the field. This is
about having the flexability to do your core programing and initial
testing on the PC then pushing the program to the TX. It would make the
programing of the MPX3030 faster and easier
On Thu, 2 Jan 2003, Steve Giron wrote:
There is a little-known program out there that does some of the this already
for the Multiplex radios.
It's at http://www.sea-gull.demon.co.uk/program.htm
Hey, cool!
Multiplex also has a software-based programming tool, though there's no
indication of
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Bill Conkling wrote:
why?
To reduce the tip stall tendency.
-J
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Williamsburg, VA 23185
On Thu, 2 Jan 2003, Monkey King wrote:
On Thu, 2 Jan 2003, Bill Swingle wrote:
The standard value is between
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Bill Swingle wrote:
does the 'good' outweigh the difficulty?
I was hoping you wouldn't ask. I'm not qualified to give a rigorous answer.
But, here's my layman opinion: For most guys no. I don't think it's usually
worth doing it. Which is why much of the time a builder will
My feeling is that the PC should not be relied on for
all the programming but make it easier to do the
intial setup. I feel that a good UI is the key. I
would give up the idea of PC pragramming ability if
the manufacturers would make an easy to understand UI.
it is difficult ti have to burrow
For Sale SuperZ Airplane
Previous owner says it flys ok
Weight is between 35-70 oz give or take 10 oz
I'm told it won't break if you winch it
Has had it's fair share of repairs but all parts are there
4 servos included. 2 are name brand, the other two
servos are a mystery. You must by the plane
At 12:09 PM 1/3/2003 -0600, you wrote:
You can find the latest LSF Shortlines at the LSF web site (
www.silentflight.org ). BTW, we are kicking around the idea of emailing a
.pdf file of Shortlines to LSF members with email addresses. It's currently
under investigation. If you have
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A60876-2002Dec31.html
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Has anyone here given thought on this thread that controls stick position
at the transmiter doesn't really tell you anything at all about actual
control throws at the surface of the model? Linkage, horn length, slop,
flex, servo type and other variations wilklhave an effect on actual throw.
Chuck,
Looks like you are having a real good day.
1st. of all the document is not created in text format, we stopped using
straight text a few years ago,
2nd. I do not write technical news letters... guess I must be dumbed down.
would you like to offer a technical article ?
Oy, now you're talking about actually *controlling* with the computer? I
mean, that would be fun, and it's definitely possible, but that's some
wicked klunky.
In that case, I think you'd want to start with a Palm and write a custom
app to talk to a custom-built Tx module with sticks for
I just noticed the AMA published the latest competition regulations in
PDF format at:
http://www.modelaircraft.org/templates/ama/compreg.asp
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